Trio joins Catalyst Property Finance

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Catalyst Property Finance has announced three new appointments within its head office team.

There is a new new client relationship manager within the business development team, while a credit analyst and a credit analyst & servicing manager join the the credit risk team.

James Farge joins from Edwards, Martyn Balsom from Teacher’s Building Society, and Amy Rickman from Magellan.

Farge joins as client relationship manager, Balsom as credit analyst and Rickman as credit analyst & servicing manager.

Chris Fairfax, CEO at Catalyst Property Finance, said: “Since our launch in early 2018, our bridging business has grown at an incredible pace. My team and I have been scouring the south coast to find the just right people, Catalyst people, who are both experienced and passionate about property finance.

“James’ role is to work closely with our brokers and customers, to originate new lending opportunities. Martyn and Amy both join us with strong experience in underwriting specialist loans. All three have hit the ground running and will help us ensure the very best bridging loan service as we continue to grow our business.”

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